Aaron on the Issues

Arizona is losing out on the opportunities to attract the most innovative companies because of our underfunded education system. Simply put, an excellent education system produces workers who can earn high paying jobs.

As Governor I will make sure we properly fund K-12 schools but that is just the first step in building a robust educational system in Arizona that works for everyone.

Arizona is the most beautiful state in the country. We need common sense environmental protections to ensure we pass a flourishing state to our children and grandchildren.

I’m going to be the Clean Energy Governor and I’ll help to finally bring Arizona into the 21st century. We should be pursuing policies that encourage the development and use of renewable energy sources.

With many citizens in our state working in non-traditional jobs, we desperately need to identify cost-effective healthcare solutions.

As Governor, I will put the full force of my office behind an effort to let the people of Arizona vote on a constitutional amendment to protect a woman’s right to choose.  

Investing in our infrastructure -- including the I-11 corridor, modernizing roads and bridges throughout the state, and ensuring sufficient infrastructure for our tribal nations -- is a great example of an investment that the state can make right now and will quickly begin yielding real benefits.

We need to stop cutting taxes for the ultra wealthy and start investing in efforts that will help more Arizonans be successful.

Growing up in Arizona, our political leaders demonstrated the basic values of collaboration and respect by working together at the State Capitol.

In my time at the legislature, Airbnbs and short-term rentals were one of the issues I heard about most from constituents. It was heartbreaking to hear from so many residents how their entire quality of life had been affected by party houses that were run as businesses right in our...